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Park and Kim: Multicentric Osteogenic Sarcoma ᅳRepe r}· of α Caie~~
Case Report

J Korean Orthop Assoc 1975;10(4):438-441.

Published online: 20 December 1975

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4055/jkoa.1975.10.4.438

Multicentric Osteogenic Sarcoma ᅳRepe r}· of α Caie~~

Joon Sik Park, M.D., Yoong Kim, M.D.

1Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Capital Armed Forces General Hospital, Seoul, Korea.

Copyright © 1975 The Korean Orthopaedic Association

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Abstract

We have experienced a case of very rare malignant tumor, multicentric osteogenic sarcoma, in which abnormalities were found radiologically in the body of second thoracic vertebrae, distal end of left femur, and simultaneous extraosseous lesion in the right infra-auricular region. The lesions were highly osteoblastic and rapidly growing. There were on secondary metastasis in the lungs, but regional lymphnode meiastass were proved histopathᄋlogically.

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Fig 1.
Α-P, lateral views of left fem jrå Highly osteoblastic and abundant tumor tissue involving the distal end of femur.
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Fig. 2.
Α-P, laterol views of left femur, 1 month laterå Remarkable enlargement of tumor mass.
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Fig 3. Ρ
-A view of chest; Osteoblastic tumor infiltration in the right half of Th-2 spine. No lung metastasis.
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Fig. 4.
P-Α view of thoracic spineå Close up view of tumorinfiltration of Th-2 spine.
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Fig. 5.
Α-P view of mandibleå Irregu larly lobu- lated calcific mass in the soft tissue space of right infra-auricular region. No bone changes
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Fig. 6.
Low power view of the neoplasm, showingæ deposition of osteoid. H & Ε Χ100.
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Fig. 7.
High power view of Fig. 6ô showing; pleomorphic tumor cells with osteoid formation. Η & Ε Χ 450.
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